Fueling

Fuel Consortia: A 30-Year Success Story

  • Grant Smith, director, aviation services, Burns & McDonnell Engineering

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Fuel costs constitute a large share — often up to 30 percent — of airline operating expenses. That has made effective management and efficient distribution of fuel supplies at large airports an industry priority for decades. In the late 1970s, airlines at several major airports began looking at a consortium model to lower costs and increase efficiencies. The fuel consortium model has also helped airports garner similar benefits. Looking For Options Before the fuel consortium era...
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